The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-17
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. MARCH IL. 1857.
ST. Pstricks day.

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Voters, be sure and register befOr
? to-nlght-the last ehance.
MrJ. c. CAN'T has started a secon
paper, the Times, in BroOkville.
Capt. sherrin has commenced build
ing his South Santa Fe residences.
Mr. FeFlen 4 Co, have rsntel
Campbell q Tuthlll's store building.
Riley, Wilson q Co., wholesal,
grOcers, talk Of building a warehouse
here.
The mattress factory commenced
running ct the new location LAS
Monday.
"Car No. 81 has been received by
the street car company, and put on Il
the line.
Mrs. F. L. Hutehins, Of LaWrenee,
spent last week visiting her friends
In sallus.
Register to-day or you will Lose
your chance to vote for the Railroad
propositions.
Rev. d. D. Campbell ls visiting the
Kansas Conference, now 10 session
At Junction City.
Bids for the excavation OF the Hotel
National were opened last evening,
but contract not let.
A large party Of ladies were most
agreeably entertained 81 tea by Mrs.
II. Q. Rash last Thursday.
Thorstenberg Bros. & Co., Of ASA
ria, are making preparations to build
q large elevator at that place.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r: Davis, Of Vim
land, Ks, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Sudendorf this week.
SIR. and Mrs. H. n. Nash, Of Ba-
vaFia, have returned from their win
ter visit 10 the old home in Michigan.
Mr.. John A. Zehring has commenc-
ed building q residence on his Tenth
street lots. Mr.. Conrad IL the build
er.
The county commissioners have
decided 20 purchase a fountain for
the Park. An act much TO be COM
mended.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Allison have re.
turned from Florida TO SalIna- Mr..
Allison's health was somewhat bene-
fitted by his southern visit
The county commissioners have
petitioned the city council to take
the Park into the city, that the terri
tory may be properly polieed.
The SsllnA National Bank building
Is being touched up by brush and
paint. Inside and out il is one Ofthe
finest banking buildings in the State.
Next Sunday will be the last Of the
present conference year Of the NJ. f.
church. The services at the MethO-
dist church will be appropriate to the
occasion.
Mr.. Anderson, one Of the new own
ers Of the Mitchell House, designs
opening up q first-class hotel at that
place, with elegant appointments
throughout.
G. E. Jones, Esq. q prominent
lawyer Of Salem, Ohio-uncle Of Mrs.
Z. b. Payne-was IN the city Satur-
day. He has just purchased a farm
for his Sons near Chico.
Mr.. Morse, the Connecticut gentle
man who has invested so extensively
here, has made arrangements to erect
a block Of four store buildings on the
Weaver livery stable lots.
Mrs. Couse and Mrs. Aldrich mar
rowly escaped serious injury last Fri
day, In q runaway accident in the
south part Of town. AS it was the
ladies were badly bruised.
The Board Of Directors for the
Episcopal school are as follows: J.
n. Prescott, A. NJ. Clafiin, J. A. An
trim. A. +. Harsh, A. L. Dodge, VIM.
Hogben and NJ. d. league.
The Kansas division OF T. P. A. are
10 meet In Topeka Saturday. At the
meeting Il will be decided where to
bold the meeting OF May "a. Salina Is
one Of the places suggested.
Mrs. p. L. Gebhart and Mrs. J. d.
Wellington gave = very pleasant en-
tertalnment to large company Of
their lady friends, at the home OF the
first named lady, last Friday.
Riverside Addition is being won
derfully improved. Tree planting IL
going OF vigorously, and the company
expect to spare no money to make It
the handsOmest Of the city additions.
Mrs. May Forsse, wife Of Major
Eric Forsse, died last Thursday eve
ming at the age Of - years and s
months. She was buried at her old
home in Falun township last Sun.
day.
w. v. McCracken & Co. have dis
their Office on Tenth street.
Mr.. McCracken is located for 8 few
days At the Pacific House. He will
soon take his departure for Louisville.
County Commissioner Miller was
elected q delegate from the Fifth con.
gressional District 70 the National |
Of the g. A. R.-a de.
served compliment to q most excell-
ent gentleman and 8 splendid soldier.
Eastern capitalists will dnd q
chance for a splendid investment by |
tenement houses in Salina.
10 IL almost impossible 70 rent q
house now, and even q rocker 4"
will rent readily for $500 per month.
MF. and Mrs. 8. L. Mcconnell and
child, late Of youngstown, Ohio. ar
rived In Salina on Saturday. They
are Ct present the guests Of Mr.. and
Irs. A. B. Mcconnell, South Santa
Fe avenue. They have come to make
5alina their home.
The city council met Friday night.
c. s. Conrad was elected clerk pro-
tenn, in place Of Mr. Bowen, who is
confined 10 his home with illness.
Az ordinance extending the IRE